Sentence examples for prerequisite not from inspiring English sources

"Painting fast was a prerequisite, not a deterrent to Hair's art," Mr. Monroe writes.

Mr. Saleh's agreement to relinquish power was regarded as a prerequisite, not an answer, to resolving challenges facing a nation that even before the crisis embodied characteristics of a failed state.

Having a broad knowledge of such security solutions is a prerequisite not only to proposing new solutions, but also to further advancing, re-using and adapting existing solutions to future publish/subscribe architectures.

As was true when Harvard's president found himself swirling in controversy for questioning some of the sacred cows of the academic enterprise, it's the students who appear best to understand that the ability indeed, the willingness to raise hard questions is a prerequisite, not a failing, in an academic leader.

This is a prerequisite not only for personal happiness but also for the ending of violent conflict endemic on our planet".

However, we view this as a prerequisite, not a substitute, for rigorous testing.

If the basic goal of education is to make students love learning, the essential prerequisite is not to bore them.

However, in practice, this prerequisite is not always satisfied.

In other words, this indicator is the prerequisite but not a sufficient condition of accuracy.

A protective context that offers material rewards can be a potentially helpful prerequisite (although not yet proven; see [ 27]).

Timing inconsistency (e.g. a prerequisite has not been taught before the course where it is required) can be found.